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The illustration shows how the Bridge Management System (BMS) interfaces now and will interface in the future with six other management systems and four data services.
Systems that now have a two-way data exchange with BMS are Road Management and Multimodal Project Management. The Engineering Construction Management System and Automated Permit Routing/Analysis System receive data from BMS now and will exchange data with the BMS in the future. Executive Information Systems and MORIS/mySAP, Penndot's new fiscal management system, are not yet interfaced but will have two-way information flow in the future.
On the services side, only the Geographic Information System (GIS) is currently interfaced, with information flowing to the BMS now and a two-way exchange planned. Other future interfaces are the Video Log (input to BMS), the Electronic Document Management System (two-way exchange), and the Enterprise Data Warehouse (to receive data from the BMS).
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